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Cure Tor sick Hea 4 ache.

For proof that Dr.. Gums Improved Liver
Pills cures Sick Headache, ask your drug.
aoss. ss - Rssuiar W iiiS bS7ss Is cent? & Sod by ,
or. HeinSeman-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-02
Look Out for Vernon Park.
The RalnVPQ.

The new hotel at Orange, ''The Palmyra -
is now open for the reception of guests
c. z. Culver, proprietor; ]. J. Martin, man.
ager.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-02
Lots Already All Sold
Successful Enterprise.

In the McGarry tract. A few left at old
prices. Staunton & Matthews, No. North
Main street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-02

I. CATARRHI
Throat Diseases. Bronchitis. Asthma
CONSUMPTION
Together with diseases of the
Eye, Ear and Heart
Successfully treated by
Million Williams, NJ. D., M.C.P.S.0
No. 2S5 Main street,
A Few Doors South of the New Postofiice
Los ANGELES. CAL.

All diseases Of the respiratory organs
treated by the most Improved Medicated
Inhala'ions. combined with proper consti-
Intiopal remedies for the liver, stomach,
blood, etc.
Probably no system of practice ever
adopted has been so universally successful
cure of Catarrh, Throat Diseases, Bron-
chitis, Asthma and Consumption.
over 10000 eases treated during the past
twenty years some form of head, throat
or lung trouble.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-02

Partial list of our city and country prop
erty. Drop in and see us, we have new
bargains every day.
$l2, ,OOO-House and lot on Hill near 11th
ST., cheap.
$l15 per foot-Lot on corner of Hill and
Pico.
$lO5O-Lot 200 feet from Main, 5Ox2lo, a
bargain.
$l600-Lot in Downey Harvey Tract, 200
feet from Main.
$l20O-Lot opposite Second street park, a
good buy.
$2OOO-Lot in Bliss Tract, cheapest lot on
the market.
$2250-Lot 10 block C, Bliss Tract, the
largest lot in the tract.
$2250-Lot % block A, Morris Vineyard
tract, cheap as dirt.
$9000-Elegant house ofrl1 rooms, all
modern improvements, lot 50x155 to alley
on Pear St., near 18th.
$650-Lot . in w. E. Rodgers subdivision,
near Temple
$12OO-Lot block A. Blanchard Tract,
5Ox150, Boyle Heights.
Country Property.
$4,000 acre in Vernon, highly i'm
proved.
$SOOO-s acres of highly Improved land
suitable for subdivision. This Is bargain.
$9OO0-10 acres of splendid land on
Temple. St.
$ls,OOO-1S acres of level land; good
house, good water, on dummy road; terms
easy
Property placed in our hands will receive
prompt attention.
.~JNO. L. O'BRYAN & co.,
ag2-1m y 118 w. First st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-02

er Of
"a 900.
Pacific
Yesterday
thousand
70 into camp
|xt Saturday,
he sand seven
ansfers Of real
erday was seven
hount Of sales was
the People VS.. Gertie
ylle, will be called in
he Of the Superior Court
hews and staff will be in
will probably attend the
hs' celebration at San Diego
hber.
les Cerlson became engaged In
On Los Angeles street yesterday
kas locked up on a charge OF bat
by Officer Bosqui.
he sale Of Z 900 acres Of the Cerri-
8 Rancho was recorded yesterday for
consideration of $315, 900, and the
4 contract for the purchase sold for a
margin of $27 800 to II. W. Mills.
F.P. Clemence and H. c. Dougherty,
the proprietors of the Turf Club Saloon,
have dissolved partnership. { Harry"
retires under the advice Of his physl-
clan. and "Clem" will continue the
business.
w. H. Richards, undertaken, 10
West Second street, reports the death
Of Mrs. Grace f. Bolster, late Of Abb
line. Kansas. The remains were en-
balmed and sent East yesterday.
John Hennesy, a suspicious charac-
ter, who has been wandering around
town for some time without any visi--
bic means Of support, was arrested
yesterday by Officer Aubel and locked
up on charge Of vagrancy.
To-day is the anniversary OF the
birth Of Mrs. w. ]. Brodrick, and in
accordance with custom which has
been observed for the past ten years
merry and distinguished party will
celebrate the occasion by a picnic IN
the Santa Monica caf1on.
During July there were fourteen
carriers employed in collecting and
delivering the mail. 156 registered
letters were delivered, 1l3, ,261 letters,
IL 100 postal cards, and 1854 local
letters. 3Ol letters were returned to
the office, 1884 letters and 29,207
postal cards were collected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-02
Look Out for Vernon Park.
New Vernon
Concert August Sd.
Nadeau House.

Two hundred rooms-ho. and cold water.
Only elevate in the city. Twenty suites
with bath and closets. 4. DUNHAM, Prop.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-02

Those Complaining of Sore Throat,
Hoarseness, or taking cold," should use
extraordinary, particularly when used by
singers and speakers for clearing the voice.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-02
Rather. sad.

rnation prevailed in the City
evening, when a telephone
Rs received stating that a
y lying on Spring street,
One of the officers tele-
pe Coroner, and two
hmen started for the
\edy. What was their
arrived there to find
It on the sidewalk,
drunk.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-02
Another Life saved.

Look Out for Vernon Park.
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Water! Water!
A !: Subterranean Reservoir.
43 IL ACRES OF LAND,

45 l-z ACKES UF LAND,
Eight Miles from the City, on the line OF the
s. p. r. R., 1910 feet front on the railroad
at iLynnwood. A flowing well that throws
out 200 gallons of pure water per minute is
on the tract, and in such position that the
water can be carried all over the land, which
is very choice. Other wells can be made at
a depth OF $50 feet. The land is for sale,
with its immense water supply, for $500 per
acre. From the elevation Of the tract water
can be carried to = vast area Of dry land on
OMRI BULiIs, T.,
jy29-1w On the Tract.
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fsst. Louis.v

ction In Armory
Rill be lot 8 block
be given to the
Pt patriotic citi-
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CONSULTATION FREE.

OFFICE HOURS-9 A, M to ~ M, and 2 to
6P. NJ SUNDAYS to 6P. NJ.
z.sx. ". N. DAVIS, MID. .y.-.-r~-
45KN, Spring ST., Leg Angeles, oveTt neo.
l plea6tor a-r. i{260 3
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| v w.P, GARpINRR,
aug2-3Ot Superior Judge.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-02

u At 1os
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-02

Just received, fine assortment OF
camel's hair walking suits, made in
new and stylish patterns, and in a
most thorough manner. A perfect fit
warranted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-02

PORTER LAND AND WATER Co.,
By John B. Baskin, secretary and sole agent
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BoLToN's Plat,

I
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Dec. 20, 1885. !
Swift's Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga:
GENTLEMEN: l have been a constant
sufferer from infammatory rheumatism for
twenty-five years. For the past five
years was off and on the bed for several
months at a time, racked with pain, and
unable to put my foot to the ground.
MY wife had to cut up my food and feed
me while lay helpless on my bed. When
| was turned in the bed, it had to be on
the sheet, held on either side.
NV physician, one of the ablest in
Montgomery. finally gave me up; and he
said my only hope was to go to Hot
Springs
NV wife, however, persuaded me TO try
S. S. s. Three years ago began to take
the Specific, after having been treated
for the infammatory rheumatism by the
most eminent physicians Of Richmond,
Va, Augusta and Savannah, GA, and
Montgomery, Ala. After few bottles
of s. S. 8. improved rapidly, and for a
while I ceased taking the medicine, and
before the disease was eradicated. Later
/ had a relapse, and Immediately re-
sorted to s. S. s., which soon brought
me around all right, and since then l
have attended regularly to my business.
In all have used only SIG worth of 8.
S. S. It cured me, and ! regard it as
the greatest and only rheumatic cure that
/ know of. Very respectfully,
M. T. LAMAR.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8,
Atlanta, Ga. New York, 157 w. 2sd ST.
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"A minister who used to live here in
the town of Perry" said he, "was once
visited 6y another minister on Sunday,
so he killed two ducks and ordered his
hired girl to dress and cook them for din
ner. The girl did as she was told, but
while the ducks were roasting, her beau
came and made her a call. Being hungry
and tempted by the smell of the sizzling
fowl he seized one of the ducks and ate
It," The girl was driven to her wits end
oy this unlucky incident. She was rather
glad her beaa had such nice dinner. but
despaired of finding an excuse to tell the
minlster-let's call him Mr.. Brownie
account for the missing dack. When
Minister Brown came home to dinner
with visiting Minister Jones, the girl had
hit upon . scheme. She asked her en-
ployer to 60 out to the grindstone which
stood in the yard and sharpen the carving
knife. He went to work on the knife at
once, being hungry for those ducks. The
girl stole upstairs and ask the visiting
minister to look out of the window.
"See therer said she. Il came up to
give you warning. You little hnow the
danger you're in. The man work for
is crazy, and he is sharpening that knife
to cut your throat
The girl succeeded in thoroughly
arouslng the visitor, and he hastily put
on his hat and ran as fast as his legs could
!" When he had ran several rods, the
girl called her master and asked him
what kind OF man he had brought home
to dinner. The minister inquired why
she asked, when, pointing to the flying
brother, the girl exclaimed: There he
goes, running away with one of your
ducks !"-LesosstOn Me) JoaynaI.
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THE EBRAKEsMAN's CHRISTMAS
STORY.

"Funny things occurred down at our
house Christmas" said the brakeman.
" I'm away almost every night in the
year, but Christmas night got lay off
and staid home with the wife and the ba-
bies. Next door to us lives one of the
stingiest old codgers that ever was.
Wheeler is his name, and everybody calls
him Stingy Wheeler. He is an old chap
who has no children and no friends, and
who is said to be worth q good deal of
money. I've had a good deal of sickness
in my house this winter, and times have
been right hard with u.s. 1t was mighty
little Christmas we had, can tell you.
"'Well, there's one thing we can say,
Henry said my wife to me, and that is
our house is not hard to warm. 1t beats
all the way coal does last US here. That
half ton you got month ago isn't nearly
all gone yet
s'That's the way coal lasts when there's
nobody to steal it, as we had where we
lived last replied. Nov there's only
one man in this neighborhood I'd suspect
of stealing coal and that's Stingy
Wheeler. / wouldn't trust that old
codger very far
"'Neither would T. said my wife.
"'That night, after we had got in bed,
my wife woke me, saying she was sure
she heard some one in the coal house.
al believe it's old Wheeler said.
"So do l. my wife replied, but be
careful, Henry, and don't get into any
trouble with the old skinfint,' she added,
as hastily dressed myself
"Softly I tiptoed out to the coal house,
and sure enough there was man there,
hard at work with shovel it was Stingy
Wheeler. and he was throwing coal from
bis bin into mine. = Chicago Herald.
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An Explaaation.

ln our last issue on the patent side there ap-
peared an advertisement, Of the St. Andrewa
Bay Railroad and Land Company. We wish to
say this to our readers in reference to IT, that II
was put in BY the New York Newspaper Union
without our consent, and We failed to netice Il
until too late to remedy Il. We have of.en iaken
occasion to brand this 81. Andrews Bay ana
Land Co. As fraud Of the nrst water, "a il Ger
tainly 10 and We Immediately wrote to the New
YORK Newspaper Union 10 take Ii out. vhich
We arc gisd 10 my they did. We maks shis e..
piaaattoa In order shAs Ne may sos 70 cosss6ssl
"a willingly asgiviag N advertisement - iS4ss
wshase alwsys ccsssdsssd . aasd.- -RaSssas
Agooes&oN. SSask ~ ~ 81 = ssss 40
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Tampa Th6xas.. The machinery Sor @.
Snodgrass q Co.'s ice factory has eli arrived and
been placed In position and thor expsue . uof
only supply Ybor City but Tampa with jcs IN 4
very short time. !. The Enodelnn ics fsclarv
commences experimental operations Thsssday
ice - they made at that place hy tbs 6rrn6 &c
tory there will be no further caase 66e cua psains
about impure ice. :. .AH the ciear fkctofiaa n
Ybor City are working their fali conplinent al
operatives Ybof q Co. have brought mn eser
from Havana and Key West to Replaces ths; ooes
who were discharged during he recent strike.
They think that there will b no 1urekar tpdubin
but ssy that they expect 20 manage thoir l,usI
ness in future without references 10 DE dsulsuds
Of the Labor Union. ;. Yesterday = telearn1
Was received, By 6paskmas d Sparkmas -
Lesley announcing the fact that tIse blH n.kin9
Tampa port ef entry had passed ~ Hoaoe -
Washington. 1t passed the Seuaae ssslIss q
the week and now awaits the 'slgnstufs Of the
President 10 become law ,This -Will' he q
enormous advantass 10 Tnapa "a sYSoe Cisss
Ships coming hiihcf viii nov beypdsr 10 g..
cessty for calling e1sex xhesr q he dstficx Is e
their papers. and Tie efeca VIII IS = mnlli1iv
tho trade ofTampA manifold - > -
-Haines Cisy 7ys1s. Asas indicasiea q ~
value Of land Tor orange gFpsee<nnd bal11nel
purposes, In the vicihiiy ~ Tsppa, h mhy u
stated that lsat week d tract ~ ikiS9 aes9 1f
usinpsoved land. oos a.a ) aalfs ~ asul ne
coar house. was sold ~ ee1o9k sfscsiol
s,ss. 8 val ia sasips:a 81 = NJ = sss - -. 80
nagnfi0n. Tia hsnnd oou fiI6 - - -
csSod h the heaxe ~ ~ fntoe - ofeoe4 -,
tonn vlth O. T. - q = ,lk
hand leadyi a. - - 80 -
- - - - - ~ r. "a al -
ag4AhA pd1 ~ = i = ~ -
fztz<4 t1rfs * u 9a<s
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Hon. F. B. Genovar took formal D,

Hon. F. B. Genovar took formal pos.
session of the Custom House Tuesday
morning. Everything was found in good
order, and the retiring collector is to be
congratulated on the correctness and ac-
curacy with which the books Of the office
have been kept. Deputy Collector Geo.
A.. Alba is also. entitled to good word
for his faithful performance Of duty. Col-
lector Genovar, there can be no doubt,
will make an efficient officer, and We
lesrn that some additiolal imprpvemests
viii b made Tduringi ,his admisistra&ion
Of sffains s-i& .Asyxstiss Wssk,k. 81
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As1'ONI.nING SUCCESS.

1t is the duty of every person who has
used BOschee's Germosa Syvxp to let its
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, Asthma, PneumoniA, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
person can use it without immediate re-
lief Three doses will relieve any case.
and we consider it the duty of all Drug
gists to recommend it to the poor. diving
consumptive, at least to try one bortle, ss
$4,000 dozen bottles were sold last wear.
and no one case where it failed vss Ne.
ported. Such a medicine as the Ge,ua,s
Syrup cannot be too widely known. Ask
your druggist about it. Sample bottles
to try, sold At 10 cents. Regular size. Is
cents Sold by all Druggists aud Dealers,
in the United States and Canada. ls--
28-eOw-1y 81 -
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The newspaper whose stock in trat

The newspaper whose stock in trade
consists of fabrication gotten up in the
hope of catching the public attention,
holds tbe opinion that the people are
all fools, and thss they will never dis
cover the wrong that has been done.
There is enough legitimate news going
TO make ample work for all newspapers.
It is not a scoop" to originate and pub
lish lie. There is chance TO be honest
in newspaper work, but for many who
enter into Il, il is impossibls 10 rise above
their early habits sod presens associations,
md they Aost with She tide ouly 70 Be
1sshed against the rock and wrecked,
sssl,en NE ssrsousspaxts of ~ streams m
relched. N<siS Laks R49te. po@
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NEW SERIES.-VOL.; XXI: INC. .46.


! We are indebted % The Secretary of he South
ern States Forestry Congfess, which ssseublsd
here lass week, hr i report offs proceedfsss 's-
This Ooakrsss. Alters very kaxmodisla and,
important :esslou. adjourned % med e Hgnis-
Vile, Ala, In December. The lollowine olIcsrs
wesc selecAed 20 serve she prsssuryesr:57es aal
President, Hon. A O.. tepe iBizniaehspv
Ala; Vice President, Col Mcdowell, Ten1espss
Secretary. Mss- Ellen Call Lnae, FIossdE 81 Ii
Capt W. D. Chipley was the voice q ths A.
sembly for President, bat his gentleman de-
cl'ned to serve owing to other pscssing bostnsas
dutieA
We publishSbelow list of names cent BY fhe
Governors OF States, nf names they wisAed me-
mortal trees dedicated TO. The Governor or Ala
bama, honorcd our feilow-citixcn, Mr. +. r.
Wright. and requested Alabama's tree dedicated
to him.
Alabas,s's tree, Hon. r r. Wright
GeosgiA Hon. Alex II. Ssepbsna Mzsy..
land, Hon: r II. Alvey. Rhode Island,
General n. Green. Florida, A. L. McCaskfl. Mn
nesns*. Hon. Alex Ramsey. Mschtgan, Hoa-
lack Chandler Colorado, Hon. T.. w. Piikin.
Illinois, Hon. Edward Coles Vermont. Hon. J.
). Merrill iowa. Hon. " p. Twomhky. issiIs
ana, Hon. Thos. A. Hendricks Wiscoasin. Hon.
z. o. Howe. Virginia, George washingtcn
Pennsyivania, Robert Fulton. Wyaaaius, Hoo.
w. Corbeti. North Carolina, Gen. WILLIAMS.
Kentucky, Henry Clay South Carolina, Robert
Adger; New York, Peter Cooper. Mss.acha-
setis, John ~ Glidden. Maine, Wm. PHI Fes-
senden- California, W. A. RalIston.
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Saturday night, the 10Th inst, we bosried the
midnight train at Ogden and hied south, ard 10
Trabue, the coming city of the South.
We found the train crowded with passenger
mostly engineers with their several surveyine
corps, approximating some fifty or more, en-
route for the newly projected and widely dis
cussed City Of Naples, for the purpose Of sur
veying 1.-THE future most southern city on the
mainland OF Florida. We were pleased to meet
among the Naples boys many friends and &C.
quaintances from our old home.
Their experience in this section will be novel
and altogether strange, hpt We trust they will
enjoy ii and come out top aide up with careh
The Naples enterprise is gigantic one. and
will involve and necessitaie the expenditure of
heavy sums of money. but the inaBcial and
business standing of its founders is O guarantees
OF its success 1t is an inviting field forthe in.
vestment OF money-Fbrt Ogden Nesca
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PLANTATION FOR SALE !

A Ii THAT LARGE AND FERTILE PLANTA-
IA tion known as LIVE OAK" situated about
mile and half from Tallahassee, containing ESQ
acres; on which Is a commodious mansion house,
q cotton gin and q large number Of other buildings
Telms OF payment easy. Inquire Of
DAVID BRAINARD CASE
Marietta, Lancaster County, Penn.
Feb. 8, 18S7-2m
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NOTICE

TO FEE HoLDHRs or rHH BILLS or THE STATE BANK
or FLORIDA:
You are hereby notified that all circulating notes
issued By the State Bank Of Florida must be pre-
seated to the Comptroller Of the State at his oce
In Tallahassee for payment, within swo years from
win be barred, ana the fund deposited Herewith
for tho redemption Of such notes will be withdrawn
from bis once and distributed among the beneh-
Charles Of the bank. A. B. HAWKINS,
~ So fl itslss @pifr gga President Bank.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Feb. 10, l6662yn 4{t
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With this issue of the .Nescs its edi-
torial department is placed under dual
management, John T. G. Crawford asso-
ciating himself with E B. Carlton in the
editorial management thereof The pa
per-its sentiments, political, social, in
dustrious and religious; its aims and its
aspirations, will continue the same under
the new management that has character.
lied its course from its inception; and
with the continued indulgence and sup
port of the people OF Manatee county. che
new management will endeayor to con-
tinue to conduct the paper in consonance
with newspaper ethics, upon that high
plane Of Journalism which will render il
acceptable and pleasing to our patrons
and readers, and q material benefit to the
county.-Fort Ogden Nesss
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Gainesville Advocate.l
The Liem Law.

The laborer is worthy Of his hire. and The nas
who works for Giving should be protected in
securing wages earned. In many Instances in
the past mechanics IN this State have encoun-
tered much trouble and vexation in secuiue epgv.
ment for work after their part of contrscis had
been fulfilled The Barlow 7afor4nGnt edited
by lawyer, says: We would suggest 20 oer
Legislature, when it meets the proprisiy, amoax
other things, of doing something with The act Of
1885 in regard to the mechanics' and lsbofers'
lien law. II certainly was never the iniention
OF the Legislature to make il so difficult fIr la
borers and mechanics 10 enforce their liens Tne
purpose OF the act was 10 give protection 70 tn
class OF our citizens but the way the law now
stands the labOrer is practically without anv pr1-
lection, for the trouble and expense Of suforcine
liens under this law is 50 great that The Iaboref
would about az leave have no projections q aIl
and would be just as we'll off il he we're len to
his ordinary remedy at law. It Is perhaps safe
to say that no two lawyers IN the State consirue
this act alike, and where there is such differ
ence Of opinion among those who ought TO be
able TO interpret cOrrectly the meaning of the
law, is it any wonder that tine laborer stands a
slim chance of getting prolectonl We hope
that ut the next meeting of the Legislature the
ACT will be so amended or changed as to make
i's provisions plain and easily understood
This can be done without any trouble, and we
confidently look th The good sense of the MEM
bers OF tine cnming Legislature to give some re.
liet in The matter.
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TREAsURRR's OYT1cR,
9 TAILAHAssKK, Fla. January l. 1887.

ABSTRACT OF GENERAL REVENUE ACCOUNT
Showing the aggregate amount of receipts each and all
for the general of the
aggregate amount Of the disbursements for each appropriation
also the aggregate of the interest
the public debt during the year 1885, also balance
showing the condition of al the and funds at the end
of fiscal year 1886.
E s. GRILL, State Treasurer.
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For Sale or Exchange for
Leon County Lands.

Fine Farm of 100 acres in Putnam County SO
acres under fence good dwelling and out-houses
orchards OF Orange, Peach, Lemon, Grape, Pear,
Plum, Fig. Strawberry, etc. Terms. $3.50, easA
balance, one, two or three years, secured by mort
gage; good school and church within quarter OF q
mile. For further particular enquire Of
MAJOR ROBERT GAMBLE,
Real Estate Agent.
Tallahassee, Fla. Dec. Is, 1854
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